Britain's only predominantly coastal national park, it is one of the smallest and most densely populated. It also contains one of the largest densities of specially protected sites in Europe. Rugged cliffs and islands, tree-lined estuaries and open moorland are all features of the area. Wild flowers flourish in the mild climate and there are famous seal and sea bird colonies. The park is also steeped in Welsh legends and a complex history.
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Pembrokeshire Coast
